Pyrgos

grape farmers village with a few restaurants. Choose one with a roof terrace to enjoy the sunset! Pyrgos is not so crowded with tourists!

Pirgos is a relatively small attraction, the scale is small, there are few residents inside, the hotel is very quiet and quiet, here casual shooting, is a perfect artistic photo.

The cruise ship from Athens, crossing the Mediterranean for about 7 hours to the Santorini Pier, take the bus BUS to the town of Ferra BUS terminal, and then transfer to the town of Perissa. I have asked for directions and found the elegant hotel booked online.

The town of Pilgos, the highest point of the island, has a panoramic view of the island. There is no strong commercialization, more primitive state. Quiet and peaceful, no tourists like knitting, and do not have to struggle to find a small blue top, you can see everywhere, consumption is relatively appropriate. Where there is no Chinese, there is always more flavor.

The town of Piergos is set at the highest point of Santorini, overlooking the magnificent panoramic view of Santorini. The town is relatively less commercialized, but more primitive, with fewer tourists and more peaceful and peaceful. It was the capital of Santorini until the early 19th century, with many beautiful Byzantine buildings and many magnificent churches left over from the town. Pirgos is also an important shopping place for Santorini, and the crafts and local products market is worth a visit.